January Meeting we started with a fun Potluck luncheon. I can't think of a better way to start the new year but with yummy food by some of the best cooks in the valley and good friends. At our meeting we shared items with snowflakes and more and introduced the upcoming projects for the new year.
Genette King had the Otto light and shared with us some of her amazing creations and accomplishments she was able to finish for the January meeting.We say Good-Bye to last years President and Thank you for a job well done. As she is all smiles with her new house blocks signed by members of the guild as our way of saying we love you and the many hours of service and hand of friendship you offered each of the guild members.
Lorri Bashein our 2013 President showed each of us one of the projects that will be taught through out the year. This darling barn with mini quilts are one of the many projects that have been planned for the year. An exciting year is ahead for each of us.
Mary Jo Hansen gave us a lesson in hand embroidery work. Presenting us each with a lovely pattern to try our new techniques she had taught us out.
Sewing tips were given by Loretta Hunt
Sewing
Tips from January’s Meeting:
v If your bobbin tail often comes unwound
and becomes tangled, purchase a bag of ponytail elastics. They’re tiny
extremely stretchy knit so they snug up against all your bobbins. Choose a band
that most closely matches the thread color, which helps when searching for a
particular bobbin color.
v If you can’t remember what size needle
you have in your sewing machine. Use a small office supply clip and attach it
to your needle holder, change the clip when you change your needle.
v What do you do with all your used
bottles? Use baby bottles or any size bottle to store your buttons in. Paint
the lid the color of your buttons. Make a yoyo and glue on top with the button in
the middle to match the color of your buttons.
Denise Thalman gave us one of her trunk shows! To start off our show and tell.
Sherri Voisard showed us what a talented lady she is.
Ruth Davis is always inspiring us with her unique talent at paper piecing.
Leslie Rogers took a class using a Buggy Barn pattern. Nice use of color!
Midge shows us what she had been creating in her spare time, as she brightens our meeting with her smile.
Joan Jensen ever so quiet but always inspiring us with her talents and kind heart.
Sue Tubs and her mini quilts and projects are a great inspiration to use all.
Emily Baily is alway creating and we are thrilled as she shows us her latest creations and use of colors.
Behind every great quilter there is a…
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Great teacher
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Stack of Fabric
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Closet full of
works in progress
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Fascination with fabric
shapes and color!
Another piece of history created
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